[ecrea] CfP IADA 2018 International Association for Dialogue Analysis

Call for Paper- International Association for Dialogue Analysis (2018 
IADA TAIWAN)

Deadline for proposals EXTENDED to May 21st, 2018


Dialogue and Becoming: Technologies, Agencies, and Ways of Relating.


The 2018 International Association for Dialogue Analysis (IADA) 
conference will be held from September 25-28, 2018 at the Chinese 
Culture University in Taipei, Taiwan, co-hosted by National Taiwan 
Normal University.

This conference encourages scholars to study what happens when we expand 
the interlocutors of dialogue to non-humans (e.g. Butler, 2015; Caronia 
& Cooren, 2014; Haraway, 1991; Latour, 1987, 2005; Tannen, 2004) and 
more immaterial forms of agency (Derrida, 1994) to see how our human 
existence, cultures, and histories are/can be transformed when we relate 
to these participants. While transformations and changes are inherent in 
the dia/logos process among speaking subjects (e.g., Bohm, 1996), the 
heterogeneous interlocutors of our (post)modern days can provide and 
reveal greater possibilities, creativities, and realized 
responsibilities once they are legitimized and included into dialogues. 
We welcome papers, proposals, and panels to theoretically and 
empirically explore these possibilities through, but not limited to, the 
following subthemes: • Dialogue and technology: dialogue through 
technologies, technologies through dialogues, how dialogue (can) 
serve(s) as a mechanism in technologies (e.g., chatbot, AI), social 
media and mass self-communication; • Dialogue and memories: texts vs. 
oral culture, identities/histories/bodies vs. documentation; • Dialogue 
and virtualities: interfaces/interactions between material and 
immmaterial entities; • Dialogue and visibility: interaction and modes 
of seeing, performativity, data visualization; • Dialogue as/with/for 
the others: animals and plants, things, the dead, the unqualified, 
outside the boundaries; • Dialogue and hauntology: The detailed study of 
what or who is haunting dialogues.


Deadline Extension:May 21st 2018 at 23:59 Taipei Time (GMT +8).


SUBMISSION:

We invite abstracts (500 to 700 words), extended abstracts (1, 000 to 
1,500 words), or panel proposals including references. Any citation 
style is permitted (e.g., MLA, APA, Chicago). Each abstract and panel 
should clearly indicate: how the contribution relates to the theme of 
the conference; the specific phenomenon the contribution focuses on; the 
theoretical framework, the research method(s), the empirical bases of 
the study or the empirical illustration of the theoretical point(s). 
Each panel proposal should also include:

1) 3-5 presenters

2) A 350-400 words abstract explain the theories and approach of your 
panel, and how the discussion of this panel is constituted by each 
presenter.

3) There should be a 200-250 words abstract and subtopic for each presenter.

Each submission should also provide the following information at the end 
of the abstract:

1) 5-7 keywords of your study; and

2) specify one to two subthemes to which your abstract most fit 
(dialogue and technology, dialogue and memories, dialogue and 
virtualities, dialogue and visibility, dialogue as/with/for the others, 
dialogue and hauntology)



All the abstracts please submit to: (iada2018taipei /at/ gmail.com) 
<mailto:(iada2018taipei /at/ gmail.com)>


Contacts: For any inquiry concerning the extended abstract/paper 
submission please contact: (paper.iadaconference2018 /at/ gmail.com) 
<mailto:(paper.iadaconference2018 /at/ gmail.com)> For any inquiry concerning 
the conference organization please contact: 
(info.iadaconference2018 /at/ gmail.com) <mailto:(info.iadaconference2018 /at/ gmail.com)>


Scientific Organization:

Huey-Rong Chen (Department of Journalism, Chinese Culture University)

Yachi Chen (Department of Journalism, Chinese Culture University)

Yen-Chieh Lo (Department of Journalism, Chinese Culture University)

Wei-Ching Wang (Graduate Institute of Mass Communication, National 
Taiwan Normal University)


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